Sunday, April 29, 2012

Pulp Fiction 1994 retro film review.

Hi all got another review for you.
The cult classic Pulp Fiction. By Quentin Tarantino.



Directed by Quentin Tarantino Pulp Fiction tells a story in different parts that are out of order. Starting the likes of Samuel L Jackson,Tim Roth,John Travolta,Bruce Willis and Quentin Tarantino,
Now I don't need to tell you Pulp Fiction is a cult classic as you should already know that. To me Pulp Fiction is a puzzle and all the pieces fit together perfectly. I enjoyed this film a lot and quite frankly I think everyone who has watched this film has enjoyed it.

As you are probably aware this film shows events out of sequence as it it is telling three stories that are all interconnected and it works very well.  The acting is awesome even Quentin's cameo. For those who have not seen Pulp Fiction please go  rent or buy it and check it out as you have no idea what your missing.


 

Monday, April 2, 2012

The Green Hornet (2011) Review

Hi all I have watched another recent film The Green Hornet.
Spoilers if haven't  seen the movie.



Synopsis:

  Britt Reid (Seth Rogen) who is a 28 year old irresponsible slacker and son of widower James Reid (Tom Wilknson,) publisher of the L.A newspaper The Daily Sentinel. Britt's  attitude changes when his father is found dead from a  bee sting. After the funeral, Britt fires all his staff but re-hires Kato (Jay Chou) when Britt realises his coffee tastes bad when Kato doesn't make it. After Britt finds out that Kato has made all these fancy gadgets, Britt decides too fight crime when he witnesses and stop an attempted mugging.



  My Thoughts:       

So to begin with let me start with saying I have not read any of the comics nor have I seen any of the previous films. I can see why this film failed at the box office.  The humour is terrible I will admit I did laugh at a few scenes but overall it really didn't work. 

During the movie there is a scene where Britt and Kato get flashed by a speed camera which they then blow up, Now correct me if I'm wrong about this but speed cameras these days are digital so when they flash the photo is saved to a computer system somewhere? So in other words Britt would still be in trouble by the police also I think the care had revolving number plates so the car's number plate had Green Hornet on it rather then the real number? So there really was no need to blow up the speed camera? 
Just a thought.

This film only becomes good around the second to third act. So near the middle to last part of the film. The first part is a bit dull, compared to the rest of the film. 
Nearly every actor in this film tries to hard to be funny and fails. I stopped watching then came back to it several times as my mind keep wondering I was that bored. 

I may take a look at some of the other Green Hornet films.